Sentence examples for a backpack loaded with from inspiring English sources

A backpack loaded with gear was tied to the bow of my boat.

Concertgoers said someone had a backpack loaded with the packets and was tossing them out to the crowd.

A captain addressed 96 students, each sitting beside a mock M-16A2 reale (riflesifles are not issued until after the first test) and a backpack loaded with food and equipment.

AS a Boy Scout years ago, John Garretson hiked into Yosemite's rugged wilderness, plodding up the steep mountain trail under the weight of a backpack loaded with a sleeping bag, tent, clothes and fishing gear.

But as more details have come to light in the past five days about Abedi, a more complex and troubling picture has emerged of the 22-year-old, who strapped on a backpack loaded with bolts, screws and explosives, walked into the foyer of Manchester Arena on Monday night and murdered 22 children and adults at a pop concert.

As Mr. Baer, 26, shuffled into the Rio Hotel and Casino on Saturday morning with the headphones of his iPod draped around his neck and a backpack loaded with Gummy Worms and Raisinets, he was focused on his mission to play smart, survive 15 hours of poker and advance out of the first round.

Charles Gallo, another emergency service member, carries around a large green backpack loaded with 50 pounds of ham equipment and survival gear, including a rain poncho, socks and underwear, a Sterno stove, hot cocoa mix, a pocketknife and saw, a sewing kit and duct tape.

Wearing shorts and carrying a new, extremely comfortable backpack loaded with water, various energy bars, a pack lunch and a fleece jacket to wear on the summit, I had become a hiker.

If you're blind and you travel you must always reflect on your ambassadorship -- you're the official representative of the country of blindness, yes you, standing right there in a jet way with your dog and your backpack loaded with dog food and an iPad.

Wandering through crowd, I felt, with my backpack loaded with my lunch tupperware, like a lost child.

Len's backpack, loaded with books (Advanced Placement English and history, calculus, environmental science and film), threatened to overpower him as he fumbled for the key to his mother's shiny silver minivan, a vehicle he finds embarrassingly corny to wedge into the student parking lot.